I'm the first to admit that I lunged at this company's throat, and I stick by my original assessment that this is a load, but I can't deny the benefits of Serrapeptase. I've researched this and I can't really understand how it can lead to an erection, but I also have to take into consideration that I am not a doctor, and understanding the benefits of one or some of the ingredients based on research is as tight a grasp as I can get. In researching Serrapeptase, there really does seem to be no side effects whatsoever, which is typical for many natural substances.

In my research I've learned that this enzyme is used as swelling relief, which is in a sense also a pain reliever, however most pain symptom relievers are generally offensive to the body, which usually depends on these drugs to ward off the Inflammatory Response, which is normally an important mechanism for protecting the body from attack by foreign organisms, bad cells and damage. The main problem is that the drugs we use to treat this involves steroids and various anti-inflammatory agents (NSAIDs) that provide a temporary fix but do nothing for the underlying condition.

This particular silkworm enzyme actually offers the same properties without the side effects of standard medications, and ironically it was discovered by the medical community almost 40 years ago. I will keep my opinions about why this isn't used regularly by physicians and insurance companies in the United States to myself, but I assure it isn't because its not effective. This substance is used fairly regularly throughout Asia and Europe.

I think this is generally a pretty safe and healthy substance, and that goes without saying that ingesting too much of anything is eventually toxic, even water. So I am ultimately in defense of Serrapeptase itself, but I've no idea how or IF that is the effective ingredient in RegenErect, or even if that is even present in it. At this point, with the typo and the shady activities of the company, I am not sure I'll believe anything in print anyway aside from a lab test done by a lab that has no affiliation with Regeneca at all.

WIth regard to silkworm extract......

It appears that they are using an enzyme found in the digestive system of silkworms.  The actual enzyme name is Serrapeptase.

You can get information on a whole host of things that serrapeptase supposedly does at serrapeptase.info.  The interesting thing is that I haven't been able to find any real warning, danger, or adverse effects from anyone using serrapeptase.

I'm still evaluating on this company and its claims.  I do not necessarily favorably react when a bunch of non-scientists tell me that something 'has no side effects', and then roll out the network marketing charts and talk about whether I would like my new Porsche to be turbocharged.  But that's me.  

I had a lady friend who was using fen-phen and was very happy with the results.  When fen-phen was found to sometimes result in fatal pulmonary hypertension, she didn't care and was still looking to get the ingredients for as long as she could.  I would not want to introduce people I consider friends to a product like this unless I really feel I understand the risks.  Whether the benefit is a placebo or not is secondary, because if it is a placebo, and betters someone's life, even if only for a short time, then it bettered their life.  I just want to make sure it doesn't do any harm.

The "typo" is still there as of 3/2/11....so I'm wondering if this is seriously as bad as it appears?

lol, this was one of the greatest catches ever. I still can't believe he spotted it. I guess we won;t know the intricate details for awhile..

[quote user="ChrisForce"]

[quote user="WatchDog"]Maybe someone can let them know about this typo, and ask specifically if Regenerect was tested for "Vardenafil" not "Rardenafil"[/quote]

I called the 800 number and spoke with someone at corporate. They checked and said it is definitely a typo and it being updated.

The Regenerect FAQ still says "Rardenafil" not Vardenafil. 

James,

Having thought about this a bit in my spare time, I have come to a more relaxed place in regard to this conversation. I can't tell you that I don't believe this product isn't necessary, or that the same results can't be duplicated for a fraction of the price (in strict relation to what's labeled as the ingredients), but I can say that I think I came on a bit strong, and I apologize if I was rude. I can clearly see that you believe in your product, and at the very least, sincerity is the best that I can hope for, so let me say first of all; welcome to the forum, and thank you for coming back and staying engaged in the discussion.

In regard to Dr. Chen, I can obviously see the man has spent quite a bit of time in business working with various companies, which is generally to be expected with just about anyone involved. If I were so inclined as to want a business man to have anything to do with the state of my health or what I put into my body, I would probably be as impressed as you seem to be, and I mean that respectfully. Look at his education in comparison to his business experience and you can see what I mean. None the less, I have known a few people with equally impressive backgrounds in other areas whom also have a far more extensive education than myself, and many have no more heard of them, than I have of Dr. Chen. There are other MLM's backed by other Doctors, with equally long credentials, and they are all impressive etc. They are also looking to get me to join their businesses, and buy their products with no hesitation in convincing you and I that we need them.

So for me personally, I am not one to easily open my arms to anyone regardless of how impressive their credentials, or presentation. So, I admit that I don't personally know anyone who has tried RegenErect, and that is certainly a valid point, and I can see you are open to the possibility that its over priced, so that's a start. I admit that I probably would try a free sample, so I'm not knocking you for having tried it, and I wasn't before, I was merely pointing out that you were honestly not a very good candidate based on the concept that it was more of a remedy as opposed to a supplement. As it turns out, according to the web site, we are apparently both right.

In a reply to me saying it was a scam, you stated: "If it works, how can it be a "scam". Overpriced, maybe... scam, NO

Well, my standards, or perhaps my expectations are a bit higher in that regard friend. I'll assume right now for the sake of argument that it does work. If I were Dr. Chen, and I thought to myself; "You know? I could take some vitamin supplements that have been known to increase erections and boost libido such as the typical vitamins, mix them into one powder, and sell it to people that are blinded by my credentials for 10 times the amount it cost me to buy them separately, I'd say that's a scam. Wouldn't you, or is that simply "good business"? That's to say nothing of whether or not we really know the truth about what is inside the pill, which is a subject all its own.

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You asked me, "What MLM are you currently involved in?"

I always laugh when I hear this question, and someone asked me this in the last debate I had, because it seems so convincing to a rep that if I'm knocking the product, I MUST be with the competition. I'm assuming that was what you were thinking, if I'm wrong please forgive. To answer your question, I'm not with any MLM companies, nor do I sell any products of any kind. I repair computers and occasionally do research for a data collection agency. I probably would join an MLM if I could have found one I really believed in.

You stated: "Pretty sure I don't need a published study to tell me that the product works. I tried, it worked, I bought more."

You don't require a published study, and I can certainly understand that, but would it make a difference to you if one day Dr. Chen sat down and he said:

"Guess what James! I think you're a great guy and I wanted to let you in on a little secret: These pills contain dehydrated silkworms, the same kind you feed iguanas, and although they are interesting and exotic, they basically contain what you would find in a multivitamin, plus a bit of protein. We also added a few other things you can get very cheap that have never been proven, but have always been associated with sexual performance. Its a great looking product and now that you are a great seller, I figured Id save you a buck and tell you to simply eat right and take your multi's, like me."

Would you not for a second feel partially responsible for the placebo portion of how the pills affected you? I do realize that silkworm is very nutritious, and substances like Rhino horn, Oyster Extract, Gouqi Extract, White Willow Bark have been around forever. If a science lab tested every one of those supplements and told you that the results were negative, and test subjects reported no improvement, would it make any difference to you at all, wouldn't you question your own result even a little bit?

If you're a healthy young guy that takes care of himself, and I'm assuming you are; pretty much a good meal and any extra dose of vitamins and nutrients are going to make you feel a bit antsy. At the end of this thread I am left with only two choices......You're an honest guy, and those pills really did work for you in such a way that the effect was like Viagra, or you are a rep who will say anything. Its not for me to say, because I don't know you, but I can tell you that the scientific community as a whole would probably see these ingredients as placebos, with only prescription drugs like Viagra as having shown any valid test results. If this product is proven to work without doubt in time, and there proves to be no unaccounted for substances in it, then I will gladly eat my words.

The fact that he was at the conference is a definite plus. There are lots of semi retired credentialed board members who just collect a check and never appear anywhere, so that's a positive.

I appreciate your explanation on your personal product test. Hope you didn't take it personally, I'd take it too if I was selling it.

I did not obtain a copy of of the tests. Regeneca says they have a copy available for viewing at their main office in Irvine, CA, but will not allow copies to be made and you have to come in to view it in person. I don't understand the logic behind that - the tests won't show what the secret ingredients ARE, only what they AREN'T. If it's a positive lab test, I don't know why Regeneca wouldn't make it available as a PDF file on their website. It would answer a lot of questions and help people like you who are promoting the product to answer the skeptical questions. Maybe there's some other reason they won't make it public, but it does seem odd and I'll reserve judgement until more info comes out. My primary concern is...what is the ingredient that provides the similar response and side  effects as prescription erectile dysfunction meds. The headaches, flushing, etc which you can read are all side effects of everything from Viagra, Cialis to Levitra.

If the product works, great. If it works because it contains a private label version of a prescription drug, that's dicey.  I don't think any company would be foolish enough to fake a typo so they could say "Oh, we never said it contained THAT INGREDIENT" when 'that ingredient' is a pharmaceutical only available with a prescription. I'm pretty sure that's a ticket to an FDA investigation and probably a free room at the Gray Bar Hotel in the US, and I want to believe that's not the case. I actually do believe that's not the case because it would be absurd otherwise.

I'm going to check the site tomorrow to see if the afore mentioned typo is fixed on the Regeneca FAQ page.

That doesnt sound very random to me.  Anyone else care to comment?

[quote user="WallaceL"]My facts are straight, "buddy". I did look up Dr. Chen, never heard of him, and there are a few places here and there related to the Regenerect Scam where he is found. He is the Co-founder and Chairman of Pacific Advantage International, a marketing and sales support organization. So umm, I guess he has no bias in promoting products lol. As I said, random MLM Dr. #4,692.[/quote]

Francis W. Chen Ph.D

BOARD MEMBERS MEMBERSHIPS

EDUCATION

Sort of like judging a book by its cover.  Do you know someone who has tried it?

If it works, how can it be a "scam".  Overpriced, maybe... scam, NO

[quote user="WallaceL"]I'm interested in legitimate MLM's, that's what I like to write and read about, but in the process I like to label a duck as a duck, or in this case, a scam as a scam.[/quote]

What MLM are you currently involved in?

[quote user="WallaceL"]Also, my main question was for someone to find me published clinical studies (that are not related in anyway to Regenerect or its affiliates) that prove any of those ingredients have any affect whatsoever on any individuals. You probably can't.[/quote]

Pretty sure I dont need a published study to tell me that the product works.  I tried, it worked, I bought more.   

[quote user="JangoMan"]I don't understand why you would take it if you don't need it. Hugh Hefner is like a million years old and refers to Viagra as a recreational drug. At 27, I wouldn't think you'd need a 'male enhancement product'. That's just a personal observation, but don't take it personally.[/quote]

I took it to see if it works.  I'll probably take it again .  Unfortunately for me, I don't have a partner at this point in my life.  Its a sexual enhancement product.  Not a cure for impotence. Big difference in the claim.

[quote user="JangoMan"]Regarding Dr. Francis Chen - if those are in fact his credentials, and he does have a degree in immunology from Harvard and additional degrees from Tufts, that's very noteworthy. But is he just a paid figurehead on the 'board' or actively involved in the day to day business of the company?[/quote]

Day to day business, hard to say.  From what I can tell Dr Chen is involved in many businesses.  I did have the pleasure of meeting him at their conference in Las Vegas last weekend so I'm positive he is more than just a paid figurehead.

[quote user="JangoMan"]Would you agree that this is a key piece of information and validation that Regeneca should make publicly available, if they are quoting it?[/quote]

Yes, were you able to get a copy? If not I'd be interested in paying for it.

typos happen, and I'll always come back.  I posted my number above :)

[quote user="WatchDog"]Maybe someone can let them know about this typo, and ask specifically if Regenerect was tested for "Vardenafil" not "Rardenafil"[/quote]

I called the 800 number and spoke with someone at corporate. They checked and said it is definitely a typo and it being updated.

Wallace, I think everyone is entitled to an opinion and find your posts hilarious and mildly abrasive which I'm guessing is part of your intent. I like that you go at it with at least a stated open mind.

JamesDouglas - don't let posts you dont agree with "irk" you. Everyone is entitled to an opinion. Wallace may or may not have an ax to grind against MLMs in general but in general his posts look pretty well researched.

Fortunately all of this lively debate is protected speech, just like if I wake up tomorrow and decide I hate all companies manufacturing basketball shoes and want to rant for three pages about kids working for 9 cents an hour in China so Lebron can make a quick buck with a branded shoe. Nike and Converse might not like it, but they'd be better served posting positive responses rather than rants.

There are even statutes that protect sites and authors against frivolous lawsuits over this kind of stuff ( anti SLAPP statutes ).

I think I saw a response from Regeneca's own Adam Gillmer on another board here, and it was quite positive and polished rather than engaging in a giant flame war.

But keep the funny posts coming please.

Wow, you know I was almost considering being a bit more leniant on this but wow, good catch Watchdog. If that is a typo that is pretty freakin dangerous. I'm curious to see if James Douglas comes back because I want to hear what he has to say....

[quote user="JangoMan"]Regenerect™ is tested to be free of Sildenafil, Tadalafil or Rardenafil at Research Triangle Park Laboratories, Inc[/quote]

Interesting.

Sildenafil is the active ingredient in Viagra and Revatio

Tadalifil is the active ingredient in Cialis and Adcirca

Rardenafil is a made up word that exists nowhere on the Internet except on the Regeneca, Regenerect and RejoissNow ( apparently a division of Regeneca ) websites. Typo?

"Vardenifil" is the active ingredient in Levitra and Staxyn, the third leg of the erectile dysfunction medication tripod ( pun intended ).

Maybe someone can let them know about this typo, and ask specifically if Regenerect was tested for "Vardenafil" not "Rardenafil", unless Rardenafil is the new chemical name for powdered Rhino horn.

[quote user="jamesdouglas"]

I have tried RegenErect, I am 27 years old and by no means do I "need" the product. However that doesn't negate the fact that it works.  I have several friends who have tried it, all of them also confirmed that "it works".  

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I don't understand why you would take it if you don't need it. Hugh Hefner is like a million years old and refers to Viagra as a recreational drug. At 27, I wouldn't think you'd need a 'male enhancement product'. That's just a personal observation, but don't take it personally.

Regarding Dr. Francis Chen - if those are in fact his credentials, and he does have a degree in immunology from Harvard and additional degrees from Tufts, that's very noteworthy. But is he just a paid figurehead on the 'board' or actively involved in the day to day business of the company?

Regarding the lab results claims: These are the most important aspect of any product that goes down my throat.

The Regenerect page states:

Regenerect™ is tested to be free of Sildenafil, Tadalafil or Rardenafil at Research Triangle Park Laboratories, Inc., one of the premier providers of analytical laboratory services for the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, environmental, dietary supplements industries. A State of Pennsylvania Registered Laboratory and Federal Drug Enforcement Agency & North Carolina Controlled Substances Registered Analytical Laboratory, RTP Labs is compliant with ISO 17025 Standard for laboratories.  

Batches are subject to Dietary Supplements Testing to support the FDA Current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) Rule; implemented on August 24, 2007. 

Would you agree that this is a key piece of information and validation that Regeneca should make publicly available, if they are quoting it?

I'm hoping they will provide a PDF copy or fax a copy if it is requested. I confirmed that Research Triangle Park Laboratories is a real business, even spoke to someone on the phone there. They could not confirm that they did any testing for Regeneca due to privacy policies, which I completely understand. They DID say that they would perform the clinical tests claimed on the Regeneca site for a fee of $400 with a 15 day turnaround. So if Regeneca does not provide the results ( which I firmly believe they should, since it is something you put in your body ) and anyone wants to pony up the $400 and ten or so capsules, or find a resource willing to buy an article about Regeneca's ingredients for five bills, let me know.

"Random Doctor, I think not. Did you look up Dr Francis Chen? Get your facts straight buddy."

My facts are straight, "buddy". I did look up Dr. Chen, never heard of him, and there are a few places here and there related to the Regenerect Scam where he is found. He is the Co-founder and Chairman of Pacific Advantage International, a marketing and sales support organization. So umm, I guess he has no bias in promoting products lol. As I said, random MLM Dr. #4,692.

"Would you mind listing your qualifications that give you the ability to sum things up so easily and discount people's achievements/abilities?"

Yes, absolutely sir. I was born with two eyes, a brain, common sense and the ability to think critically, although I hardly discounted anyone's achievements, I simply don't see Regenerect as an achievement. Anything else the Dr has achieved is not relevant to this conversation, nor to me. Also, my main question was for someone to find me published clinical studies (that are not related in anyway to Regenerect or its affiliates) that prove any of those ingredients have any affect whatsoever on any individuals. You probably can't. Furthermore, each ingredient with the exception of your mystical silkworm "extract" can be purchased for a fraction of the price (no exaggeration) which is also a pretty easy way to "sum" things up with little effort.

"I have taken the product, and it lives up to all of its claims. Plain and simple, IT WORKS. Any doubts, call me 530-420-5605 - James Douglas"

"I have tried RegenErect, I am 27 years old and by no means do I "need" the product. However that doesn't negate the fact that it works. I have several friends who have tried it, all of them also confirmed that "it works". "

So lets get this straight while you're pointing the finger at people for misleading advice and poor research; you don't need the product, so therefore you are qualified to test it on yourself... What kind of logic is that? Are the friends you mentioned impotent, or were they just testing it to? If so, did you manage to get all of your impotent friends to even admit to the difficulties? You must be an amazing listener sir.

"Its a dietary supplement, hence it helps people with poor diets."

Yeah... Um, no. A dietary supplement would include essential vitamins and minerals, or something your body needs, or can actually produce itself, which Regenerect does not. It includes silly ingredients that can all be purchased separately for a fraction of the price. Nice try though.

"Do you get paid for your misleading advice and poor research? Did you write a post on Viagra being a scam too? Just curious what motivates you."

I'm interested in legitimate MLM's, that's what I like to write and read about, but in the process I like to label a duck as a duck, or in this case, a scam as a scam. What does Viagra have to do with it? Viagra is unhealthy and bad for your body, but it is clinically tested in an actual scientific lab, by scientists and not chairmans, and it works. Don't try to ally your "product" with Viagra, they have nothing to do with each other. Protecting readers from vultures who sell snake oil is what motivates me, other than that, I just think Regenerect is a silly product, with silly ingredients, for silly people.

"I read this chain of uneducated comments referring to this product as a scam and placebo, which immediately motived me to reply since I have tried the product and KNOW that it works. It irks me that all of you are so quick to call this a scam when you don't really know much about the product at all. Unbelievable."

Don't know much about the product? I know what it costs, I know what's in it, I know where its made, I know who sells it and I know what it looks like. I miss something?

Uneducated comments, uneducated claims. Its a world of balance isn't it? lol

You're welcome to post here as often as you want James.

[quote user="WallaceL"]Regeneca has little information online as to how they started, but they, like many other MLM's like to advertise their product with the greatest and most effective gimmick in the history of MLM's, and that is hiding behind the approval of some random doctor said to be a maverick in their own field, which is precisely why we have all heard of them....[/quote] 

Random Doctor, I think not.  Did you look up Dr Francis Chen?  Get your facts straight buddy.

[quote user="WallaceL"]Regeneca's comes out of Irvine, CA. The CEO is Matt Nicosia, the current Chairman of Vivakor Inc. a biotechnology research company, whom had also been the CEO of Dermacia, a skin care company, which produced prescription products distributed through plastic surgeons and dermatologists. Clearly someone who belongs in the natural supplements business.....[/quote]

Would you mind listing your qualifications that give you the ability to sum things up so easily and discount people's achievements/abilities?

I have taken the product, and it lives up to all of its claims.  Plain and simple, IT WORKS.  Any doubts, call me 530-420-5605 -  James Douglas

[quote user="WallaceL"]I have nothing against alternative medicine, in fact I believe there are a lot of things we haven't discovered yet that can probably cure many different things, but I feel first and foremost that an unhealthy lifestyle and poor eating habits are the number one cause of these kinds of problems, and this latest "RegenErect Scam" as I will refer to it from now on, isn't going to help.[/quote]

Its a dietary supplement, hence it helps people with poor diets.

[quote user="WallaceL"]This is my opinion on the company and its product. I'm willing to keep an open mind but I highly doubt anything will change it.[/quote]

Do you get paid for your misleading advice and poor research?  Did you write a post on Viagra being a scam too?  Just curious what motivates you.

I have tried RegenErect, I am 27 years old and by no means do I "need" the product. However that doesn't negate the fact that it works.  I have several friends who have tried it, all of them also confirmed that "it works".  

I read this chain of uneducated comments referring to this product as a scam and placebo, which immediately motived me to reply since I have tried the product and KNOW that it works.  It irks me that all of you are so quick to call this a scam when you don't really know much about the product at all.  Unbelievable. 

Greetings good friends

I am growing a bit alarmed over this subject for some time because I feel that we are not being reasonable toward the human body because it is our temple, not a workhorse to be whipped and flogged. It is quite obvious that Regenerect is a scam, but you should know that there are very natural remedies to aid in love problems and one of them is to find health. I am concerned that so many people are punishing their temples because your expectations are not realistic.

So many of you work too much, too long, with little rest, no exercise, too much television, not enough activity and you do not cleanse your mind and spirit. You pollute your temple with alcohol and chemical tobacco, corn syrup and other bad substances and become alarmed and embarrassed because your body will not serve you. Then you develop the mental belief that you will fail the next time you try to make love, and fulfill your expectation with your mind.

Shame, shame, for your temple.

You must know that if you do not treat your body with love and kindness it will slowly fade away, and the state of your manhood and your Svadhisthana chakra will suffer the ill effects of sickness. Then to make matters worse, many people ingest more chemicals to fix the problem leading to more problems down the line.

I have read all about Regenerect, and it is little more than an expensive placebo. There are so many better ways to reconnect with your body and bring back your manhood and vitality!

Oh my god! what a stupid product.

Its such a bummer that companies like this make so many fake products and trick people into paying for them. Scams like this are the reason why its so hard to get people to trust in Evolv water, and on these forums in particular people can be a little judgemental without actually looking at the facts.

Silkworm extract....ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

LOL.

Regerect free sample 4.95 shipping.

I'm giving it to my mutt in a wad of burger an turning him loose in Southie. See how many pups he knocks out. Naming them after Sox players.

[quote user="WallaceL"]RegenErect is a new "all natural" herbal supplement available alongside an MLM opportunity to help combat the effects of erectile dysfunction and financial inadequacies.[/quote]

It could also be that it is being marketed to combat the effects of erectile inadequacies and financial dysfunction.

Some of the executive of this deal seem to have left quite a trail of financial dysfunction with their prior ventures. The fuel deal that merged to become Regeneca just screams "scam stock play". Reverse merger with shakey company, no payoff on the fuel deal, no lets try silkworm extract and see if anyone will bite and buy create a market for the stock.

Why would anyone take "Silkworm Extract, Oyster Extract, Gouqi Extract, White Willow Bark" and then whatever their filler or secret ingredients are from a random MLM company rather than seeking the advice of a physician if they have legitimate limp bisquit issues.  Regeneca sounds like a scary potion of rhino horn and dried tiger nether parts that one might pick up at the alchemist shop in Chinatown. I'm with you Wallace. What the hell is "Silkworm Extract"...

Dina Byrnes: "I had no idea you could milk a cat."
Greg Focker: "Oh yeah, you can milk anything with nipples."
Jack Byrnes: "I have nipples, Greg. Could you milk me?"

Seriously, what exactly does the technical term "EXTRACT" mean when applied to ingredients on a consumable product?

I look at this product and keep thinking about the hilarious Saturday Night Live skit for "Dr. Porkenheimer's Boner Juice". Only that was intended to be funny, not unintentially funny like this product.

Regeneca's product page also has this gem:

"Regeneblend™ to rejuvenate you with its multiple extracts from a wide variety of phytochemical-rich plants. "

 Followed by:

"The statements herein have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Regeneca products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. "

Calling Dr. Porkenheimer. Dr. Porkenheimer to the bedroom please.

I came across another thread with individuals discussing a new product called RegenErect, and having given it a good look, I have decided to start a discussion here in the scams area for the reason that I think this is a bogus company selling a bogus product and I'd like to bring out some of the reasons why. Before I do, I want to go over a few basics.

RegenErect is a new "all natural" herbal supplement available alongside an MLM opportunity to help combat the effects of erectile dysfunction and financial inadequacies. The product has been introduced by a company known as Regenega International, a producer of 2 launch products; RegeneBlend, a herbal diet supplement, and RegenErect, designed to work like Viagra.

Regeneca's comes out of Irvine, CA. The CEO is Matt Nicosia, the current Chairman of Vivakor Inc. a biotechnology research company, whom had also been the CEO of Dermacia, a skin care company, which produced prescription products distributed through plastic surgeons and dermatologists. Clearly someone who belongs in the natural supplements business.....

Ingredients:

Silkworm Extract, Oyster Extract, Gouqi Extract, White Willow Bark Extract in a 550 mg capsule. 

I have had a good experience with my rep so far. Everything was delivered on time and package accordingly.

But this is the second time I've heard someone complain. Chris Bogle is the man to talk to, most helpful and has authority in the company.

I hope this helps!

Wait a minute here, are you telling me that if I were to be having a problem with impotence, that only 10 of these pills will cost over $100? Do they work immediately, or do you have to saturate your system with them before they become affective? This seems strange to me because the average person can see a doctor and simply get a prescription for hormones that will correct the problem, if testosterone IS the problem. Did you know that 8-10 cases is either psychological or simply poor cardiovascular health? If men with erectile dysfunction problems gave up coffee, alcohol, sugar, and exercised regularly in addition to taking a good multivitamin and some high protein foods, 80% of them would be cured of impotence. I see no reason that these pills are necessary at a price like that.

In some cases its purely psychological, but if that's the case, you may as well slap a photo of Dr. Ester S. Mark on the bottle that will probably do the trick. Impotence has been challenging both the medical and alternative health world for years, and in the last 50 years we have seen everything from food suggestions, to Spanish fly, to special herbal pills, and now to RegenErect herbal pills, at $100 a pop (no pun intended). Why is this product so expensive? What is in it that is so costly to acquire? What is the origin of said ingredients?

Lets start here:

Silkworm Extract, Oyster Extract, Gouqi Extract, White Willow Bark Extract all jammed into a 550 mg capsule. This being the case, not one of those ingredients has ever been scientifically-proven, in a legitimate lab; to have any effect on erections, go ahead and find a link. As if that wasn't bad enough, the cost is what amounts to $10 a pill........

First of all, Silkworm Extract is not an ingredient, exactly what part of the worm are you extracting? Second of all, Gouqi Extract can be bought for $8 for a bottle of 30. Oyster extract can be bought for $5 for 60! White willow bark, $5 for a bottle of 60, so I ask you.....

How is the price or the product itself justified? Don't go the "medical science isn't always correct" route either because the company is the one using the supposed Dr. Ester S. Mark MD to pump the gimmick.

Hi Rachel,

Thanks for compliments,... I know also that Dr. Chen was appointed to the Regeneca board of directors and she will demonstrate that the product is free of drug contamination. 

All tests will be by an independent, ISO-compliant analytical chemistry laboratory.

The site with bad reviews were not related to Regeneca. It was related to someone who got the products and sold them very cheap.

I think that he did that in order to get lots quick sales , get the money and run away with it - but I am not sure...

Enjoy,

Kobi

Hi Jim,

The launch event will be at Las Vegas (Palms Hotel) Feb 11-13.

It is Free for IBO's.  (To become one)

All the management team info can be shown here:  Management Team

They have new management for the customer service and also new management team.

Enjoy

Kobi